Burnley have Swansea on the ropes here. Lukasz Fabianski miscues a clearance and Steven Defour goes for goal from 40 yards, saved!

There's then a scramble in the area with Jeff Hendrick having a shot charged down, and Burnley then come close from the corner as well.

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End-to-end now at Bournemouth as Callum Wilson is put through but the Cherries man takes too long to play his pass for Joshua King and Scott Malone gets across to get a block in.

Rusty stuff from Vincent Kompany! He already could have seen red and now he slams a sliding clearance into his own goalkeeper after great play on the right from Riyad Mahrez.

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Mohamed Salah miscues a volley wide at the far post, came to him at a difficult height. Southampton not offering much going forawrds so far.

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West Brom are coming into this more with Salomon Rondon and Jay Rodriguez giving the Chelsea defence something to think about. The two combine as Rondon gets on the end of Rodriguez's pass but Cesar Azpilicueta produces a great challenge to prevent the West Brom forward from getting a shot off on goal.

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Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

I think that penalty decision is very harsh. Niasse wants to get inside Dann but the defender won't let him in. He raises his hand and Niasse takes full advantage and drops to the ground.

I'm not convinced that's a foul - is that what the game's coming to?

Good bright start from the Clarets, never shy to get the ball into the area. At the other end Matt Lowton has a real swing at a clearance and puts it away for a corner - that could have gone anywhere though!

Fresh from scoring a beaut against West Brom last-time out, Rajiv van la Parra has got the hunger in front of goal. He forces a good save out of Asmir Begovic before Scott Malone pokes an effort just wide of the far post.

Good stuff from the visitors at the moment.

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A busy day across Europe today.

La Liga leaders Barcelona are away to Leganes, with Rome and Madrid derbies to come. Plus Bayern, PSG and Napoli.

Follow all that in our European live text here.

Scruffy build-up play from Liverpool but a real chance, Trent Alexander-Arnold is in the centre-forward position but can't bundle his shot home, and neither can Mo Salah on the follow-up.

There were plenty of Leicester fans who wanted a red card for that Vincent Kompany foul on Jamie Vardy but he was a long way from goal - I think yellow was about right.

Since that start City are into their familiar groove of patient build-up play.

Bournemouth don't score many at home, Huddersfield don't score away from home. As expected, no chances yet in this game.

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Burnley win a corner and Ben Mee heads it narrowly wide. Burnley could end the day in the top four don't you know?

Oumar Niasse is brought down inside the box by Scott Dann, chance for Everton to hit back...!

And as I type that, West Brom have the ball in the net! Salomon Rondon heads in but is offside.

All Chelsea in the early stages of this game with Eden Hazard in particular looking to create at every opportunity. No chances yet, though.

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David Pleat
Former Leicester boss at King Power Stadium for 5 live Sport

They've got to work hard. Manchester City have more talented, technical players and there's no disputing that and to go unbeaten this far in the season is quite remarkable from this group. City are a joy to watch this season so Leicester have to be on their game.

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Welcome back, Vincent Kompany. He's not up to speed early on and slow to react to a through-ball, chopping down Jamie Vardy for as clear a booking as you will ever see.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Final Score

Manchester City are a series of players who are artists. They paint beautiful football for us each and every week, and every game Jesus or Aguero are on the end of it.